The employees' union of Huda has threatened to produce a protest from the development authority's decision to transfer nearly 30 acres of their land in Sector 30, and also have required the land be employed to develop staff housing.
TNN November 25, 2015, 04.08 AM IST
GURGAON: The employees' union of Huda has threatened to produce a protest from the development authority's decision to transfer nearly 30 acres of their land in Sector 30, and also have required the land be employed to develop staff housing.
Huda had a week ago announced it would transfer the land towards the MCG for development work. Circle chairman of Huda's employees union joint action committee, Ajmer Kundu, alleged that Huda has generated and distributed land for staff quarters of other gov departments, but nothing continues to be accomplished for the advantage of its very own employees.
"Description of how the are intending to give land towards the MCG, but we won't allow this to occur. Rather of passing on towards the MCG, a colony ought to be designed for Huda employees," Kundu stated. He added that individuals staff quarters, that have been earlier provided to other departments, ought to be vacated and used on HUDA employees.
Rajveer Yadav, secretary from the employees' union, stated it was yet another among a number of decisions which go against that which was guaranteed for them prior to the Haryana set up elections. "They'd guaranteed to improve the salaries of condition government employees to create it on componen with Punjab government employees. Now, the Haryana government has banned mass casual leaves for dharnas, demonstrations, strikes and agitations," he stated.
Singh stated the ban wouldn't deter them and employees would use a strike if employees weren't permitted to consider mass causal leave and when Huda paid the land towards the MCG.
A Huda official, however, described the Authority would give a number of its sectors towards the MCG within the coming several weeks underneath the sector transfer agreement, and also the change in land in Sector 30 seemed to be a part of that process.
"When it comes to the employees' union's interest in staff housing, we'll talk to senior officials from the condition government," the state stated.
